Television

Some interviews begin with research. Others begin decades earlier, in a small family room with everyone crowded around the television. On November 20, 1983, I was a college freshman home for Thanksgiving break when my family gathered to watch The Day After. Nearly 100 million Americans did the same, but the experience never felt communal
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Saying goodbye to The Chi was never going to be easy. After eight seasons, these characters became more than people viewers watched every week. They became family. The finale delivered the emotional sendoff longtime fans deserved. Getting there, though, was a much bumpier ride than it should have been. (Sandy Morris/Paramount+) Let’s start with what
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The premiere opens in a post-apocalyptic wasteland where the Comic Center of Pasadena is (somehow) still standing. There, Stuart and Bert are visited by another version of Stuart — presumably from the original “Big Bang” universe — who informs them that Leonard, Sheldon, and Howard built a machine capable of restoring reality to the way
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The best television makes you feel things. And the best television characters make you feel everything. Hell, The Vampire Lestat alone has risen to the occasion, delivering characters so complex and performances so remarkable that we’re on the third consecutive year of wondering why this adaptation doesn’t get the award recognition it deserves. But let’s
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Few places capture a winter wonderland better than a charming and rustic ski lodge, and Linden’s Lodge is the ideal setting for Snowbound for the Holidays. Vanessa Lengies and Marcus Rosner are both Hallmark veterans, but despite that, they’ve never worked together… until now! And not only did they serve as a dynamic duo in
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Does anyone like this story about Sarah accusing Holly of using drugs without any evidence whatsoever? It can’t just be me, can it? If you’re as annoyed by it as I am, I have bad news: Days of Our Lives spoilers for the week of 7-20-26 intensify the false accusation for entirely stupid reasons. (Peacock/Screenshot)
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After 20 seasons, Married at First Sight has finally stopped pretending it’s a social experiment about love. It’s embracing what it’s actually been for years: a reality show fueled by chaos, conflict, and irresistible mess. And frankly, I’m perfectly content with that. (Jim Bennett/Peacock) For pretty much its entire run, the US versions of this
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After a year of waiting, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia is finally coming back! This August, the longest-running live-action sitcom is returning with its eighteenth season. Ahead of the premiere, FX has released a synopsis for what the upcoming episodes will cover. (Patrick McElhenney/FX) In this article, we’re breaking down everything covered by the teaser,
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As a millennial who grew up watching “SNL”in the years that Will Ferrell rose through its ranks, I’m always ready to dive head-first into any of his new projects. (My “Old School” viewings alone have probably hit triple digits by now, and my love for “Eurovision Song Contest” grows exponentially every time I hear “Jaja
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It’s been an interesting first week of Big Brother Season 28. The long-running reality TV juggernaut brought in 14 new houseguests in a house with three reality TV legends. We’ve already gotten a showmance and some wild nominations, and we’re now looking ahead to the rest of the week. (CBS/Screenshot) Dee Valladares won the crucial
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Netflix’s Little House on the Prairie was heartwarming and wholesome. It expanded on the Ingalls’ experiences in Kansas in such an enjoyable manner. It also expanded on the cast and characters, which was one of the best changes from the book. However, that change may have been bittersweet. (Eric Zachanowich/Netflix) I grew attached to several
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Elin Hilderbrand’s The Five-Star Weekend was Peacock’s latest book-to-screen adaptation. It premiered on July 9. Six months after her husband dies, Hollis Shaw (Jennifer Garner) gathers her closest friends from various stages of her life as a way to help her escape her overwhelming grief. There is her childhood friend Tatum (Chloë Sevigny), her college
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